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>People go to the /g/ board mostly looking for /g/, and usually not looking to find some /g/ buried under a ton of comments about how great /g/ is.
Fair enough, but I was talking about /lit/, not /g/. Most active posters in /g/ are not posting their own content, but art from other artists, so I don't feel like they should get "liked" for doing something that anyone with a PC and access to a search engine can do. The biggest issue with /g/ is the infuriating amount of blank posts being spammed, and people who seem to have the English comprehension of a kindergartner (that's me being generous) posting off topic bullshit.